Dental bridges how expensive
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Dental bridges how expensive
One of my front teeth has been chipped recently by a flying toy car. Not only is it bloody painfull, every time I smile I have half a tooth missing.
The dentist has suggested a bridge, but when I asked how much she just smiled and told me that depends on how many visits it takes
Has anybody had this work done privately? and how much did it cost roughly.
cheers kot
The dentist has suggested a bridge, but when I asked how much she just smiled and told me that depends on how many visits it takes
Has anybody had this work done privately? and how much did it cost roughly.
cheers kot
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NHS has a maximum charge, rest easy.
If you are rich enough to be private I would put the charge at around £600 .... Dentists are second only to Bankers in their collection of money!
If you are rich enough to be private I would put the charge at around £600 .... Dentists are second only to Bankers in their collection of money!
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Right be carefull you don't get caught.....there is a maximum you should pay if you have a course of treatment, the dentist will try and break it up so that you end up paying for it all...
I know cos a couple of years back I had to have a couple of bridges and one replaced..it was something like £250 maximum, then the NHS has to pay the rest, but the dentist has to apply to do the work and most can't be ar55ed with all the form filling so won't tell you about it...get your dentist to do a treatment plan and ask about NHS subsiudising.....
I know cos a couple of years back I had to have a couple of bridges and one replaced..it was something like £250 maximum, then the NHS has to pay the rest, but the dentist has to apply to do the work and most can't be ar55ed with all the form filling so won't tell you about it...get your dentist to do a treatment plan and ask about NHS subsiudising.....
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Right be carefull you don't get caught.....there is a maximum you should pay if you have a course of treatment, the dentist will try and break it up so that you end up paying for it all...
I know cos a couple of years back I had to have a couple of bridges and one replaced..it was something like £250 maximum, then the NHS has to pay the rest, but the dentist has to apply to do the work and most can't be ar55ed with all the form filling so won't tell you about it...get your dentist to do a treatment plan and ask about NHS subsiudising.....
I know cos a couple of years back I had to have a couple of bridges and one replaced..it was something like £250 maximum, then the NHS has to pay the rest, but the dentist has to apply to do the work and most can't be ar55ed with all the form filling so won't tell you about it...get your dentist to do a treatment plan and ask about NHS subsiudising.....
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i know how you feel, i chipped my front tooth..
and needed it repairing.. they were taking **** with appointment 2 months later saying i wasnt on register and wasnt priority had to wait due to me not being for over a year they hav taken me off the register... so i went private that same week.. cost me £180
god knows what they did.. was just one appointment lasted 1 hour or so and they sorted it, cant tell its happened, i was happy! (p.s. this price included 1 white filling aswell)
but then 2 weeks later when i tuk my brother to that dentist..i saw my name on the dam register! i was fuming! they spelt my first name wrong so when i spelt it on phone they couldnt find it so wouldnt give me appointment!
nhs r poo!
and needed it repairing.. they were taking **** with appointment 2 months later saying i wasnt on register and wasnt priority had to wait due to me not being for over a year they hav taken me off the register... so i went private that same week.. cost me £180
god knows what they did.. was just one appointment lasted 1 hour or so and they sorted it, cant tell its happened, i was happy! (p.s. this price included 1 white filling aswell)
but then 2 weeks later when i tuk my brother to that dentist..i saw my name on the dam register! i was fuming! they spelt my first name wrong so when i spelt it on phone they couldnt find it so wouldnt give me appointment!
nhs r poo!
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A bridge is treatment for a missing tooth which you don't seem to have LOL
It depends on how much tooth is missing, small chips can be repaired with tooth coloured filling material and I think the current NHS fee is about £44 , if you have lost a lot of tooth substance then you might need a cap / crown which is £198 on the NHS
I was taught to repair chipped teeth using a system by a guy called Vannini
Google Image Result for http://www.lorenzovanini.com/parte_studio/immagini/casi_clinici/caso02/01.jpg
Is this what you have done ??
Shaun
It depends on how much tooth is missing, small chips can be repaired with tooth coloured filling material and I think the current NHS fee is about £44 , if you have lost a lot of tooth substance then you might need a cap / crown which is £198 on the NHS
I was taught to repair chipped teeth using a system by a guy called Vannini
Google Image Result for http://www.lorenzovanini.com/parte_studio/immagini/casi_clinici/caso02/01.jpg
Is this what you have done ??
Shaun
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A bridge is treatment for a missing tooth which you don't seem to have LOL
It depends on how much tooth is missing, small chips can be repaired with tooth coloured filling material and I think the current NHS fee is about £44 , if you have lost a lot of tooth substance then you might need a cap / crown which is £198 on the NHS
I was taught to repair chipped teeth using a system by a guy called Vannini
Google Image Result for http://www.lorenzovanini.com/parte_studio/immagini/casi_clinici/caso02/01.jpg
Is this what you have done ??
Shaun
It depends on how much tooth is missing, small chips can be repaired with tooth coloured filling material and I think the current NHS fee is about £44 , if you have lost a lot of tooth substance then you might need a cap / crown which is £198 on the NHS
I was taught to repair chipped teeth using a system by a guy called Vannini
Google Image Result for http://www.lorenzovanini.com/parte_studio/immagini/casi_clinici/caso02/01.jpg
Is this what you have done ??
Shaun
Morning midlife, I am aware that it could be capped but the tooth in question has never been straight. but up until now I coulf not justify the cost of getting it sorted for cosmetic reasons alone.
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We have the same problem as far as NHS dentists are concerned, so much for Billy Liar's promise to us all!
If its anything like the private charges around here, it will be a licence to print money!
I'm afraid that if you decide to get it done, it will cost!
Les
If its anything like the private charges around here, it will be a licence to print money!
I'm afraid that if you decide to get it done, it will cost!
Les
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